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Studio Art Faculty
New Media
Siobhan Rigg, Assistant Professor of New Media
MFA Carnegie Mellon University
www.sarigg.net
Professor Rigg explores local relationships through experimental forays between personal conversations, and recycled literary, documentary, and media materials. Her work in video, sound, performance, and web-based media is often public and situation or site specific. Recent projects have explored the qualities of false remembrances of political events and the opening of the long-fabled ocean route, the Northwest Passage. Recent work has been presented with the Flux Factory and Art in Odd Places in New York and Provisions Library in Washington, DC. She received her MFA from Carnegie Mellon in 2005 and is a 2009 recipient of a Washington DC Arts and Humanities Council artist grant.
Jeffrey Stephanic, Associate Professor of Design
http://www.gwu.edu/~jeffstep
MFA George Washington University
Professor Stephanic has been in solo and group exhibitions of photographic and electronic mediums. His design activities include developing an Internet resource, Arts Resource Center on the World Wide Web, for the Consortium of Universities of the Washington Metropolitan Area and multimedia resources for the National Bonsai Foundation for the National Bonsai and Penjing Museum at the United States National Arboretum, Washington, DC. His hand-colored and digital prints are included in public and private collections, including that of the Bibliothèque Nationale.
John Anderson, Assistant Professional Lecturer of New Media
MFA, American University
Painting and Drawing
Thom Brown, Chair and Associate Professor of Painting
MFA University of Pennsylvania
Professor Brown: Images
Since 1996, Professor Brown has participated in over forty group and
solo shows throughout the country. They include the First Street Gallery
(New York), the New Jersey Center for the Arts (Summit, NJ), the
Cambridge Art Association (Cambridge, MA), the Creative Arts Workshop
(New Haven, CT), the Bristol Art Museum (Bristol, RI), Weber State
University (Ogden, UT), the Hollter Museum (Helena, MT), Arthouse at the
Jones Center (Austin, TX), and the University of Texas (Tyler, TX). His
work has been shown locally at the Corcoran Gallery of Art, Signal 66,
the Arlington Arts Center, the McLean Project for the Arts, and Maryland
Arts Place. His recent exhibition schedule has included "Take Me To the
River" at the Sierra Arts Foundation in Reno, Nevada (2002, solo); “285
Miles” at Rogue Community College in Grants Pass, Oregon (2004, solo);
“Unknown” at Ventura College in Ventura, California (2004, solo);
“Terrestrial Forces” at Florida State University’s Museum of Fine Arts
(2004, group).; and “Wonderwall” a print show at the College of the
Siskiyous in northern California (2005, solo).
He has been a Visiting Artist at the Pennsylvania School
of Art and Design (1998) and University of Central Arkansas (2002). Professor Brown teaches Painting One and Two, Observation and Gesture,
Contemporary Painting, and Drawing One.
Frank Wright, Professor of Drawing
M.A. University of Illinois, Urbana
Professor Wright's Web site
Professor Wright has exhibited his work at the Corcoran Gallery of Art, the Library of Congress, the National Portrait Gallery, the International Monetary Fund and Kennedy Gallleries. He studied etching and engraving at Stanley William Hayter's Atelier 17, Paris, and has held a Leopold Schepp Foundation Fellowship for European study, and J. Sachs Fellowship in Graphic Arts.
Larissa Raddell, Assistant Professorial Lecturer of Drawing
MFA, George Washington University
Photography
Dean Kessmann, Assistant Professor of Photography
MFA Southern Illinois University at Carbondale
http://www.deankessmann.com
Professor Kessmann has exhibited photographs and created installations at the Mitchell Museum at Cedar Hurst, the Museum for Contemporary Religious Art in St. Louis, Project Row Houses, Houston, the ARC Gallery, Chicago, the Palm Springs Desert Museum, Palm Springs, and George A. Spiva Center for the Arts, Joplin, MO. He created a site-specific installation entitled "The Spaces In Between" at School 33 Art Center in Baltimore and was awarded a Project Room Exhibition at the Contemporary Art Museum, St. Louis. Professor Kessmann teaches traditional and digital photography courses.
Omya Alston, Assistant Professorial Lecturer of Photography
MFA, Washington University in St. Louis
Kelly Carr, Adjunct Assistant Professor of Photography
MFA, George Washington University
Chan Chao, Assistant Professorial Lecturer of Photography
Mary Coble , Assistant Professorial Lecturer of Photography
MFA, George Washington University
Jeanette May, Assistant Professorial Lecturer of Photography
MFA, California Institute of the Arts
Christopher Saah, Assistant Professorial Lecturer of Photography
MFA, Maryland Institute College of Art
Sculpture and Ceramics
Turker Ozdogan, Professor of Ceramics
MFA George Washington University
home.gwu.edu/~turkoz
Professor Ozdogan has exhibited at The Corcoran Gallery of Art, The International Monetary Fund, The Embassy of the Republic of Turkey, The Middle East Institute, and the Swedish Embassy and the World Bank. In recent years, he has organized ceramic workshops, co-curated "GW Ceramics: 25 Year Anniversary," a Dimock Gallery exhibition celebrating the silver anniversary of the ceramics program at GW. He has conducted a summer teaching workshops in Corfu, Greece, and, as an IREX scholar, researched Architectural Ceramics and Mosaics in Kazakhstan, Kirgizistan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, and Azerbaijan. Professor Ozdogan was a guest artist at the Canakkale Ceramic Factory's workshop in Turkey at the time of an international artists' show marking the opening of the Ceramic Museum.
Joe Hicks, Assistant Professional Lecturer in Ceramics
MFA, George Washington University
J.J. McCracken, Assistant Professional Lecturer in Ceramics
MFA, George Washington University
Yuriko Yamaguchi, Visiting Assistant Professor
MFA, University of Maryland
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